Future Of Md. Road Program Is Unsettled
Editor's note introduces a three part series on Maryland road policy. Governor McKeldin has not yet specified which parts of Lane’s five year, 200 million dollar program to continue. Advisory boards and the Roads Commission prepare policy as concerns over denied access highways and future projects prompt debate between cost and safety versus traffic efficiency.
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Mary
Dan Baltimore
Maryland
Theodore’ R. McKkeldin
McKeldin
Lane
Baltimore County
Roade Commission
Commission
State Roads Commission
Annapolis Road
Harrisburg
Specific Ceilings On Meat Price Coming Soon Washington
Government to set meat price ceilings soon with wartime controls likely to resume after July 1. Wage Stabilization Board negotiations expected to yield substantial union-management agreement by next Tuesday. Beef orders due first at slaughter, wholesale, and retail levels with pork regulations to follow. Maryland March of Dimes raises over $500000 in 1951 campaign including $82299 from January mothers march in Baltimore.
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Washington
White House
George L. Radcliffe
Polio Fund
Maryland
Baltimore City
Argentine Senate Votes to Expropriate La Prensa
The all Peronist Argentine Senate approved expropriation of La Prensa after the Chamber of Deputies. The measure allows the government to buy the 82 year old paper and decide its future, with President Peron to sign and determine operation or liquidation. Editor Alberto Gainza Faz is in Uruguay. La Prensa has been closed since January 26. The note adds that the first U. S. hockey team formed in Pittsburgh in 1897.
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Buenos Aires
Senate
la Prensa
all-Peronistra Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Peron
la Prensa Bs
Alberto Gainza Faz
Uruguay
U. S
Pittsburgh
Weverton P O To Close In Washington County
Post Office Department notice states the Weverton office will close on Monday April 30. After closure mail for Weverton residents will be routed via Route 1 from Knoxville post office with addresses updated to Knoxville.
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Weverton
Classification Talks By Three Lions
The News Frederick Md April 1 1951 reports Lions Club luncheon at the Francis Scott Key Hotel with talks by Staley Walter and other members. Speakers included Kinsey North Dr W A R Bell Goodloe Jackson William Burke Stanley Schmidt John Coyle and Doc Webb plus Joe Turner Harold Staley and Roy Walter. Turner outlined automobile franchise operations.
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Frederick
Menty
Doc" Webb
Cockeysville
Francis van Fossen
This City
Lions Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Alvey Benn
Richard F. Kline
Joe Turner
Harold Staley
Roy Walter
Turner
Key Chevrolet Sales, Inc
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Earl Routzahn
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